Vintage mtb 26

Classic & Vintage - Why no modern love for vintage MTB frames? - Originally Posted by obrentharris Umm, that was Charlie Cunningham , her husband, who built Jacqui's bike. Brent Thanks Brent, good catch! I know what I meant to say and what my brain kicked out ended up being two different things. Charlie Cunningham

Something that has been on my mind for a long time. Would you buy - or even better, have you commissioned - a brand new, vintage-style mountain bike...

Bike built with SRAM GX X-HORIZON rear derailleur, Maxxis Holy Roller tires, SRAM Level TLM brakes, Sonder Confucious handlebar, Brooks C17 saddle

Classic & Vintage - Show us your vintage mountain bikes! - Originally Posted by Henry III What's the Applegate ride like? I've yet to ride out there yet...or even Mt A for that matter. If it's not too bad maybe I'll bring my son as he can hold his own pretty good. Plus free is my favorite price despite working at

El paso de 26

This, ladies and gents, is Gummigeden. It’s probably the bike I’ve put most kilometers on. Nope, that’s not in a check-out-my-strava-points kind of way, it’s more like a this-is-the-bike-I-choose-to-commute-on-85%-of-the-days-in-a-year kind of way. Again, retro mtb …

I love well-used 26” rigid MTBs from yesteryears, you love them, everyone loves them, they are the best. Liam’s steed is no different with its glorious mane of tattered Newbaum’s tape flowing in the wind is something to see. At first, when I saw it, I thought, “oh rad an updated Rock Hopper” to which I was quickly corrected that, “It was a Rock COMBO.” How could I make such a mistake, this was no run of the mill 1980s 26er. This was a Rock Combo, the first gravel bike? First performance…

Classic & Vintage - Show Your Vintage MTB Drop Bar Conversions - Originally Posted by Markeologist Did this drop bar conversion on a Stumpjumper Sport in 1990 or so for my wife (I bought it new for her in 1986...though it might be an 85 model). She commuted on it for a couple years but then we bought a couple of XO-